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[00:00:00] Who were they? They were Pakistani citizens.
[00:00:03] They were someone's children. They were someone's siblings.
[00:00:07] They must be someone's parents. I am saying
[00:00:10] that even if one life is lost,
[00:00:13] They couldn't even get their own cases filed. even if one life is lost, that innocent person became a political target. What happened?
[00:00:17] Or did the Rangers personnel get martyred
[00:00:19] that he made a symbolic statement. at number 26 for some reason? Those lives were lost.
[00:00:23] They should take these statements seriously, or not. Look at the experiences.
[00:00:26] Look at the precedents. Look at the examples.
[00:00:30] See if lives were lost or not in the incidents that happened, that is, the news that was buried
[00:00:34] in the dharnas of 2014, the shrouds that were kept,
[00:00:37] the night between August 30 and 31,
[00:00:41] four or five people died that night, didn't they?
[00:00:44] Whether they fell into a ditch or died due to violence,
[00:00:48] I don't know. I am not taking anyone's side.
[00:00:52] For me, it is important that whoever died, whoever lost their lives,
[00:00:55] they were Pakistanis. They were Pakistanis.
[00:00:59] Well, Shiraj sahib, I will come over to you.
[00:01:02] You are sitting in Peshawar. I want to know what the charter is there.
[00:01:06] Because Afridi sahib, as we know, as we discussed before,
[00:01:09] he is insistent that he will come. He has to come out.
[00:01:13] It's a do or die situation for him. At this time, many eyes are on him.
[00:01:17] He is being watched very critically within the party. So he has to prove himself.
[00:01:20] You saw the orders of the Islamabad High Court. It has clearly been said that
[00:01:24] there will be a violation of oath, which I was talking about earlier.
[00:01:28] Another thing
[00:02:27] For one-time registration,
[00:03:30] we are doing is that we have announced the march for September 27.
[00:03:34] And what are the demands? As Raja sahib said,
[00:03:38] what does Tehreek-e-Insaf want to demand? Does it want the Prime Minister to resign?
[00:03:41] Does it want to be given the government? Does it want Imran Khan sahib to be taken out?
[00:03:45] To be taken to the hospital? First time you said that we are talking about taking him to the hospital.
[00:03:49] Now what is the demand? Now it cannot happen
[00:03:53] that the Prime Minister goes home and hands over the government, that since you protested, you take it.
[00:03:56] See, the government will resist. are being raised
[00:04:36] and talks are also being held. But my personal opinion is that
[00:04:40] perhaps PTI's protest will go to the border of Punjab
[00:04:44] and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa,
[00:04:47] and Pakistan's determination whether it goes from Swabi side or Khushal Garh side.
[00:04:50] There you will hold sit-ins, block roads,
[00:04:53] and undoubtedly try to give a message to the people that we are respecting the court's order
[00:04:57] and we hope from the courts.
[00:05:12] if a meeting is arranged. So, in my opinion, it's not bad.
[00:05:16] You should defuse this situation. If taking him to the hospital
[00:05:20] improves the situation, the political polarization
[00:05:23] and heated atmosphere that you have, if it cools down, it's better.
[00:05:27] Because on the other hand, look at the situation within the province,
[00:05:31] look at Balochistan. At this moment, in both these provinces of yours,
[00:05:34] No, I will say one last thing.
[00:05:36] It's not a simple war. Do you think you are fighting
[00:05:40] the old terrorists in the same way?
[00:06:55] Due to the ongoing tensions in the sermon, oil prices are skyrocketing
[00:06:59] across the world, which is affecting many countries
[00:07:02] including Pakistan. In such difficult circumstances,
[00:07:06] the Prime Minister of Pakistan has made a historic decision
[00:07:09] for the convenience of the people. Prime Minister's special scheme
[00:07:13] successfully continues. For motorcycle, Chingchi
[00:07:17] and rickshaw drivers, a discount of Rs 500
[00:07:19] per week on one token.
[00:07:22] Similarly, for owners of small cars up to 800 cc,
[00:07:26] a discount of Rs 100 per liter on 10 liters every 10 days,
[00:07:29] total provision of 30 liters of petrol at a discounted price.
[00:07:33] Provision of discounted petrol continues
[00:09:12] will come before us in a few days.
[00:09:16] And no guesses that this march,
[00:09:19] like the marches that happened before, no successful march seems to be happening.
[00:09:23] In such a situation, I want to ask you what do you think?
[00:09:26] Again, we have talked about this before that Sohail Afridi
[00:09:30] has a lot of hopes pinned on him. And you know, a lot of critical eyes
[00:09:34] are watching him very closely. What do you think his future is?
[00:09:38] And in this context, I will talk about what
[00:09:41] happened
[00:13:25] has gone on till October.
[00:13:26] There
[00:13:29] are two things. Number one, Sohail Afridi
[00:13:32] has created political turmoil,
[00:13:35] created ripples. All this that we are discussing
[00:13:39] or the visuals that are seen in the city, in Islamabad,
[00:13:42] talking about containers, Sohail Afridi
[00:13:46] announced it on his own, didn't he?
[00:13:49] Even the party people were angry that you didn't ask us,
[00:13:53] you didn't consult us. Why
[00:13:55] did you go for September 27? Why
[00:13:59] that date?
[00:14:02] Gandapur had also created so many ripples of the same kind,
[00:14:06] not once, but two or three times. No, look, after Gandapur,
[00:14:10] it seemed that the atmosphere had cooled down,
[00:14:13] that PTI no longer had that life, but Sohail Afridi
[00:14:17] has done at least this after two years, after two years.
[00:14:20] Now the second thing is very important. Shiraz
[00:14:24] sahib was also saying that big PTI leaders,
[00:14:27] for example, Ali Amin Khan had surgery.
[00:14:31] I don't think in a week, because
[00:14:34] it's on the head, at the back of the head.
[00:14:37] I don't think so. May Allah grant him health.
[00:14:40] He should come. Come to Quetta.
[00:14:43] Sheryar Afridi sahib is not visible to us.
[00:14:47] The Peshawar ones are not visible to us. Sheram
[00:14:50] Khan, Atif Khan are not visible to us.
[00:14:54] Azam Khan Swati is not visible to us.
[00:14:57] Asad Qaiser sahib is not visible to us anywhere.
[00:15:01] No old guard is visible to us anywhere. Gohar Khan sahib
[00:15:05] is talking. His approach
[00:15:08] is still reconciliatory. He is saying that negotiations should take place.
[00:15:12] Arhama Rajid Nasirabad sahib also met yesterday.
[00:15:15] He himself confirmed that I met Mohsin Naqvi sahib.
[00:15:19] Therefore, if the big leadership is behind
[00:15:22] and they don't come forward, and
[00:15:25] today's statement by Junaid Akbar Khan sahib
[00:15:29] is on all channels, on all social media.
[00:15:33] This did not go in favor of PTI. No, this did not increase
[00:15:37] PTI's sympathies. No, it didn't increase
[00:15:41] PTI's sympathies. Samar, I asked the question earlier
[00:15:44] that God forbid, in Islamabad, we are sitting here,
[00:15:48] we are in Samar. Is the capital of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan
[00:15:52] Islamabad? Yes, he made a symbolic statement, okay,
[00:15:57] To that extent, he can say that. But look,
[00:16:00] where the talk of dead bodies comes up again and again, that we will also cause dead bodies to fall
[00:16:04] if you if it is said
[00:16:08] that bullets will be fired, if it is said,
[00:16:12] I remember, don't forget that a few days before November 26,
[00:16:16] Mohsin Naqvi sahib had given a similar media talk
[00:16:19] and he had said that we will stop it at all costs, and then at all costs,
[00:16:23] at all costs, unfortunate incidents happened.
[00:16:27] Therefore, the uncertainty is whether Sohail Afridi's future will remain or not,
[00:16:31] because look, Ali Amin Khan was doing a very good job.
[00:16:35] One day,
[00:17:07] the sound of politics was mature.
[00:17:10] And the two times he launched an attack, it was a full-fledged attack.
[00:17:14] There should be no doubt about this. Even those who came in November,
[00:17:18] and look, before that, everyone confirmed that there were talks of releasing Khan sahib from jail.
[00:17:21] Talks were going on. Barrister Saif sahib came to Adiala
[00:17:25] at six or seven in the morning to meet him. Azam Khan Swati sahib met him.
[00:17:28] If he had sat in Sangjani, Khan sahib would have been shifted to Bani Gala.
[00:17:32] These talks were not happening in thin air, were they?
[00:17:36] I am saying this on my own. Everyone confirmed them.
[00:17:39] Senator Faisal Wada sahib confirmed it. I am saying, in the backdrop of all this,
[00:17:43] do you still think his future is strong?
[00:17:46] Do you think Sohail Afridi's future is safe?
[00:17:50] His political future? No, look,
[00:17:54] I am saying that the uncertainty
[00:17:58] is so high that one Ali Amin
[00:18:02] Khan Gandapur, whatever he did, he was advancing things.
[00:18:05] He was also giving statements that within 15 days,
[00:18:38] what he brought on November 26, he proved that he can reach D-Chowk,
[00:18:41] but he did not let violence happen. The video that came out said that you have come,
[00:18:45] thank you, please go home. Now the question arises
[00:18:49] that in such a rhetoric, will Sohail Afridi reach D-Chowk?
[00:18:53] The uncertainty is so high
[00:18:56] that the statements from the government,
[00:19:00] even today the Information Minister talked, Atal Chaudhry talked, others talked.
[00:19:04] I don't think they will let them enter Islamabad. Right.
[00:19:38] If you look at the political hierarchy,
[00:19:42] none of these people have a future.
[00:19:45] Let's accept this. This is a one-
[00:19:49] man party. Look at everyone.
[00:19:52] If you remove one name from them, where do they stand?
[00:19:56] This is the most important thing. Secondly, at this time,
[00:19:59] I think a question arises whether Tehreek-e-Insaf has
[00:20:03] a presence in the Senate. Its presence?
[00:20:06] Now, another thing is the issue of space.
[00:20:37] The issue of space is that your legal team,
[00:20:41] which has big names, why couldn't they perform?
[00:20:45] For example, Salman Akram Raja, look at the others.
[00:20:48] In my opinion, Baba Awan sahib is silent.
[00:20:54] Where are these people? they used to talk about the constitution.
[00:20:58] They used to politically motivate even the cases against them.
[00:21:03] See, the problem is that Tehreek-e-Insaf as a party
[00:21:07] is not operating as a unit. At this time, the impression within the party
[00:21:11] is that Sohail Afridi and his group are ruling in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
[00:21:14] and they are enjoying the fruits of power at this moment.
[00:21:18] In the center, if you listen again and again,
[00:21:22] there is an issue of net hydel profit, there is an issue of our water share,
[00:21:25] there is an issue of our tribal areas regarding the war on terror money
[00:21:29] that is not being given. Did you see if the central leadership ever raises this issue there?
[00:21:33] In my opinion, these are important things. Which issue are you raising?
[00:21:36] You have sidelined the leaders of the political party who are currently doing political maneuvering.
[00:21:40] The protest should have been led by Barrister Gohar,
[00:21:44] he is the central president. Where is the general secretary?
[00:21:47] Then your provincial president.
[00:21:50] Junaid Akbar should have had the courage to mobilize the party.
[00:21:54] Why is he telling the Chief Executive of the province to lead?
[00:21:57] And secondly, a very important point is that
[00:22:01] Sohail Afridi had a meeting with the opposition leader.
[00:22:05] He met Allama Nasir Abbas. Besides that, he met Muhammad Khanahi.
[00:22:08] So what is their stance on this march? Will they come out in support
[00:22:11] of Tehreek-e-Insaf? It has been said
[00:22:15] that they were not consulted. They were
[00:22:18] not.
[00:24:20] has done a great job, the most important thing that we could not do,
[00:24:24] and that we still have not done
[00:24:27] in the economy is what we should have done for the public.
[00:24:30] Things should be easy, things should be cheap,
[00:24:33] petrol, diesel,
[00:24:35] electricity.
[00:24:39] Now the point is, basic necessities.
[00:24:42] If a common poor person, who makes up 80-90% of the people,
[00:24:45] and they chose their assemblies
[00:24:49] on this,
[00:25:32] correct at all times,
[00:25:34] on time,
[00:25:37] Special petrol discount from Prime Minister Muhammad Shahbaz Sharif.
[00:25:40] For motorcycles, rickshaws, Chingchi loaders,
[00:25:44] and other two and three- wheeled passenger or
[00:25:47] loader vehicles, a weekly discount of Rs 500.
[00:25:51] Now, two and three-wheelers that are 20 years old instead of 15
[00:25:55] will also be able to benefit from this scheme, meaning those whose registration
[00:25:58] is after January 2006. While up to 800 cc
[00:30:32] Pakistan and address the General Assembly meeting. Deputy Prime Minister
[00:30:36] Ishaq Dar left for New York to attend the meeting.
[00:30:39] The Deputy Prime Minister will attend the OIC Contact Group meeting
[00:30:43] on Occupied Kashmir. Pakistan's continued support
[00:30:47] for the Kashmiris' right to self-determination
[00:30:50] in favor of the oppressed Palestinians will be reiterated.
[00:30:54] will remember. will be remembered.
[00:30:56] گے۔